Sentences with phrase «eucalypt trees»

The route also takes you among the soaring eucalypt trees of the Otway rain forest, and to the offshore sandstone stacks called the Twelve Apostles.

We now traverse the Otway Ranges, famous for its giant Mountain Ash Eucalypt trees to Apollo Bay, where we will have lunch.

We now traverse the Otway Ranges, famous for its giant Mountain Ash Eucalypt trees to Apollo Bay.

Researchers from Western Sydney University have uncovered the novel strategies Australian eucalypt trees use to survive extreme heatwaves.

In her article on the premature death of eucalyptus trees, Wendy Zuckerman cites a paper claiming that the eucalypt tree...

After lunch visit South Australia's largest and oldest Eucalypt tree.

Not exact matches

Of these, Eucalyptus has the most species, the most - widely planted species and the biggest trees, so «eucalypt» refers most often to Eucalyptus.

KEIZER JJ, FERREIRA AJD, COELHO COA, DOERR S H. MALVAR M C, DOMINGUES C. SP, PEREZ IMB, RUIZ C e FERRARI K The role of tree stem proximity in the spatial variability of soil water repellency in a eucalypt plantation in coastal Portugal.

Several indigenous trees such as the date palm and neem as well as imported trees such as the eucalypts grow in Dubais natural parks..

How the island continent's wooded margins came to be dominated by one unique type of tree growing in a variety of forms — the eucalypt, where once the continent was covered in a dense rainforest.

Set on a five acre semi rural property close to many of the wineries and restaurants the cottages are surrounded by relaxing wide verandas, overlooking spectacular landscaped rose gardens and a variety of large Gum trees including the «Grandis eucalypt».

Koalas are known to feed and rest in the reserve, where eucalypts tower over native flannel flowers, banksia trees and yellow wattle.

On this fully interpreted tour of the World Heritage Listed Rainforest of the Paluma Range National Park and adjacent eucalypt woodland you will experience cool crisp mountain air, learn about ancient trees and plants, view native wildlife in diverse and dramatic landscapes and swim in a cascading waterfall.

Follow the historical Great Ocean Road, one of the world's most scenic coastal routes, as it winds along Victoria's southwest coast, passing long golden beaches, rugged sandstone cliffs and eucalypt - tree rainforest.

Floating amongst the towering eucalypts, suspended 30 metres above the forest floor on the Otway Fly Tree Top Walk.